[Webtest] data-driven

Li, Dorothy webtest@lists.canoo.com
Wed, 28 Jan 2004 14:31:18 -0800


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This is my first time using webtest. I'm trying to test the same page =
using different input data, here, the input field is "zip code". The =
total number of the input data is a large amount, which is around =
17,000. The data list can be stored in database or a file. I'm thinking =
of writing a loop using webTest, in the loop one zip code is read and =
result verified, then the next zip code. Is there any easy way to do =
this?


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using webtest. I'm trying to test the same page using different input =
data, here, the input field is &quot;zip code&quot;. The total number of =
the input data is a large amount, which is around 17,000. The data list =
can be stored in database or a file. I'm thinking of writing a loop =
using webTest, in the loop one zip code is read and result verified, =
then the next zip code. Is there any easy way to do this?</FONT></P>

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